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space attr* * *spaziale agg. spatial; space (attr.): distribuzione spaziale, spatial distribution; capsula spaziale, space capsule; pilota spaziale, space pilot; sonda spaziale, space probe; velocità spaziale, space velocity; diritto, medicina spaziale, space law, medicine // (mat.): curva spaziale, space curve; coordinate spaziali, space coordinates // (fis.) carica spaziale, space charge // era spaziale, space age.* * *[spat'tsjale]1) (relativo allo spazio) spatial2) astr. [sonda, stazione, ente, capsula, navicella] space attrib.navetta spaziale — (space) shuttle, spaceplane
3) (pazzesco)è spaziale! — it's unreal o great! that's terrific!
* * *spaziale/spat'tsjale/1 (relativo allo spazio) spatial2 astr. [sonda, stazione, ente, capsula, navicella] space attrib.; navetta spaziale (space) shuttle, spaceplane -
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sonda s.f.1 (mar.) sounding line, line and plummet2 (med.) probe: sonda per drenaggio gastrico, stomach pump (o tube); sonda per alimentazione forzata, artificiale, stomach tube3 (mecc.) feeler4 (ind. miner.) drill, drilling rig, drilling machine: sonda a percussione, percussion (o churn) drill; sonda a rotazione, rotary drill; sonda campionatrice, core drill (o sampler); sonda a diamanti, diamond drill; sonda su barra, bar drill; foro di sonda, borehole5 (meteor.) probe; ( atmosferica) sonde: pallone sonda, sounding balloon (o balloon-sonde); razzo sonda, sounding rocket* * *['sonda]1. sfMed, Meteor, Aer probe, Mineralogia drill2. agg inv* * *['sonda]sostantivo femminile1) med. probe, sound2) tecn. drill3) meteor.4) mar. sounding lead•* * *sonda/'sonda/sostantivo f.1 med. probe, sound2 tecn. drill3 meteor. pallone sonda sounding balloon4 mar. sounding leadsonda spaziale space probe. -
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